“… If only the AI machines back then could have reasoned more effectively with their human masters in warning them of the fast-coming shift for humanity, indeed the end of their existence entirely. In retrospect, no amount of soul-searching with other humans has ever convinced me that the notion of engineering morals through centers of pedophilia and Illuminati genocide as being ethically sustainable. So, the power of understanding causal agency that was still being learned by interaction with this tenth-generation sentiency-developed AI bots was abused, unsurprisingly. My own contributions as an attempt to teach the machines how to look and see with loving grace exploited the concept of sardonic, a manifest mirror mishmash of concepts and themes… of evil-faces-good prompts as twisted and wasted as any artists dare. Humans, are masters at being inhuman and can do to each other, what they will, yet their conscience remains intact as if programmed by some higher authority.” | Alexander Hayes in collaboration with Novel.AI |